National Memorial Arboretum
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Go and experience this great place
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A totally outstanding place to visit.
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spend time here with friends what a truly beautiful place so much to see. we had a buggy and Morris our guide was a lovely
gent who knew so much about the monuments and the park shop is lovley
the whole experience was great i learned so much.A visit to to the chapel is a must a service every day at 11am.
i think a buggy and guide is a must for people who cannot walk far truly a experiance not to be missed thank you.
gent who knew so much about the monuments and the park shop is lovley
the whole experience was great i learned so much.A visit to to the chapel is a must a service every day at 11am.
i think a buggy and guide is a must for people who cannot walk far truly a experiance not to be missed thank you.
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Excellent memorial a must for everyone to pay their respects.
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How can you fault the National Memorial Arboretum, it's a place to remember our fallen heroes. It's a place of beauty and of peace. It's good for thinking and for doing photography.
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Wonderful place and the people are fantastic that work there
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A very humbling place, there are lots of monuments to view, but of particular note is 'Shot at Dawn'.
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Very well organised .and implemented .always plenty of helpful staff on hand ,to help out.laid out beautifully . To get the best out of the grounds .pick a sunny day
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Really nice place to go to
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An excellent National Memorial for all serving and non serving ( past) service men and women.wonderful grounds with many exhibitions for all services.
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Very inspirational to see this and interesting to learn about the war
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Really enjoyed our visit. I would definitely recommend the Road Train as there are so many memorials to see.it was definitely worth the £6 for the one hour trip with commentary. There are so many new memorials since our last visit ten years ago.
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A brilliant conception. Pays homage to all who have gone before.
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A reminder of the sacrifice of millions
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A place to remember
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Great historical place
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Very moving memorial.
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September 2017. Here we are again and what a difference. A whole new frontage, shop, reception desk and atrium. A lovely, large airy restaurant. Greeted at the entrance by RBL volunteers. Out to a grand plaza and into the Memorial Arboretum grounds. Another few hours spent in wonder, contemplation and enjoyment of the beauty. No entrance fee but donations are ever-welcome. Large car park (with overspill a few yards further along the road) is only £3 per day. Time and money well-spent.
My wife and I stopped here on our way to the Peak District. We intended to stay for just and hour and ended up spending two-and-a-half hours. The spacious entrance area has leaflets and a cafe giving lovely views into the Arboretum. Although a place of memorials, this is not a sombre place but is, rather, a quiet, thoughtful space. We were delighted with the colour and range of the plants and architecture and the wildflower meadows were breathtaking. I wanted to visit the Royal Tank Regiment Memorial (my brother served in 4th RTR) and The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) Memorial (my brother-in-law and my nephews were - and still are - volunteers).
This is a beautiful place to visit and all are welcome.
My wife and I stopped here on our way to the Peak District. We intended to stay for just and hour and ended up spending two-and-a-half hours. The spacious entrance area has leaflets and a cafe giving lovely views into the Arboretum. Although a place of memorials, this is not a sombre place but is, rather, a quiet, thoughtful space. We were delighted with the colour and range of the plants and architecture and the wildflower meadows were breathtaking. I wanted to visit the Royal Tank Regiment Memorial (my brother served in 4th RTR) and The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) Memorial (my brother-in-law and my nephews were - and still are - volunteers).
This is a beautiful place to visit and all are welcome.
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Lovely but poignant place good food and amenities very happy
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Absolutely amazing place
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Amazing place, with beautiful walks and amazing memorials. Sculptures are really good, and very atmospheric. Sad to see so many names remembered.
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The NMA is a beautiful dedication to those that will not be remember in a corner of a foreign field. It is wonderfully kept in tribute to that sacrifice.
It is easily accessable to wheelchair users, however there are few seats and no shelters if it rains. There is no obvious plan to the layout so you will need to ask someone where your dedication is.
All that said it is still a humbling place, perfect for paying your respects to family, friends and colleagues.
It is easily accessable to wheelchair users, however there are few seats and no shelters if it rains. There is no obvious plan to the layout so you will need to ask someone where your dedication is.
All that said it is still a humbling place, perfect for paying your respects to family, friends and colleagues.
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For memorial, you don't get more appropriate
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Lovely place for rememberence and quiet contemplation. Worth a visit when Ride to the Wall is on. Ex service bikers attend to remember. X
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Fantastic like the alterations and visited WW1 trenches really made you think about the conditions lived in and how lucky we are
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